More of Auerbach's indoctrinated subjects become public nuicances
Though not as bad on Thursday, from what I could tell, there were still Haredis associated with cultist Shmuel Auerbach who caused public disturbances yesterday, all because they're - what else? - anti-Israel:
Police arrested five ultra-Orthodox demonstrators in Jerusalem on Thursday for blocking roads during a protest against military conscription.This is the result years of men and women alike being indoctrinated under tribalism has led to. No doubt, these villains also despise the great-grandson of a Satmar guru who left the insular community and successfully ascended to become an army officer:
During the demonstration, which was organized by the anti-Zionist Orthodox Council of Jerusalem, hundreds of protesters blocked traffic at the city’s Shabbat Square, a key intersection leading to several ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods.
A number of protesters held up signs reading, “We would rather than die than be drafted.”
The demonstrators also temporarily blocked the nearby light rail and Haim Bar-Lev Boulevard, a major thoroughfare.
Police said officers dispersed the protesters.
Thursday’s protest was the most recent in ongoing demonstrations sparked by the arrest of two yeshiva students for failing to show up to the Israel Defense Forces draft offices.
The great-grandson of world’s largest hassidic sect's leader graduated IDF Officer School on Wednesday and will become a platoon commander in the Golani Brigade.You can read the rest at the link, but this proves that, if somebody wants to work hard at it, they can successfully leave a socialist community and become successful in a prominent career like military service. And it's regrettable that awful men like Auerbach are teaching incredibly negative examples, in contrast to this guy who's taken an admirable path.
Chaim Meisels, the great-grandson of one of two Satmar Rebbes who lay claim to the hasidic dynasty, was drafted into the IDF in 2014 after moving to Israel from the United States. On Wednesday, he graduated the IDF's Officer School and became a platoon commander in the Golani Brigade.
In a Facebook post that has since gone viral in Israel, Meisels wrote about the long journey that took him from the insular Satmar community of his youth to the IDF.
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